Australia photo gallery. #2
Feb 2, 2014 18:48:43 #
mullumby wrote:
Part the small hamlet of Greenough in the mid west of W.A.
Although we camped on the Greenough R at a couple of different spots, I don't remember going through the hamlet but just googled Greenough and read about the murders there... very sad indeed!
Feb 3, 2014 18:54:21 #
Thanks Webbo, the murders were not at the hamlet area, they were some distance away, Greenough is quite a large area, and although everyone who lives here knows where they took place the location was never made public,
my brother and i actually went to school at the hamlet many yrs ago, there was a boarding section there, our parents were stationed in Onslow.
my brother and i actually went to school at the hamlet many yrs ago, there was a boarding section there, our parents were stationed in Onslow.
Feb 4, 2014 10:15:58 #
Many congratulations to Scarlet and Mullumby and all the others who have hit the 100 mark with thier coverage of the Australian theme!
And welcome back from your walk-about Scarlet!
Great to see your view from Mount Chiddyup...and while the light may not have been what you'd have liked, nothing usually is in the great outdoors, but you did a beautiful job "just photographing a big rock" anyway!
I hope all of you keep on having fun putting out windows to your world!
And welcome back from your walk-about Scarlet!
Great to see your view from Mount Chiddyup...and while the light may not have been what you'd have liked, nothing usually is in the great outdoors, but you did a beautiful job "just photographing a big rock" anyway!
I hope all of you keep on having fun putting out windows to your world!
Feb 7, 2014 21:03:04 #
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Feb 7, 2014 21:18:35 #
I have been having great trouble trying to upload anything for the last week nearly, tried three again today, no luck, two, no luck, the single one went through, will stick with that if i cannot get anymore up at one time for a while.
Feb 8, 2014 16:36:20 #
This is the Gloucestere tree in Pemberton WA. It was used as a fire lookout tree and now is a popular tree for brave tourists willing to climb the iron pegs to the top which is 61 metres off the ground. I took 16 images and put them together in Photoshop for this pic; hence why it's so tall and narrow. Many tourists get up the first few steps and dare go no further. (Probably many locals also dare go no further). The climbing pegs consist of metal stakes hammered into its trunk.
Scarlet, i love the pink and grey galah and
The Karri trees. You did great work creating these shots.
I would never be able to climb.. heights are not my thing..
It sure was good to see.
I hope I don't lose track of your gallery. Sometimes sites are frozen at 100 pages and then you have to start a new one.
Scarlet, i love the pink and grey galah and
The Karri trees. You did great work creating these shots.
I would never be able to climb.. heights are not my thing..
It sure was good to see.
I hope I don't lose track of your gallery. Sometimes sites are frozen at 100 pages and then you have to start a new one.
Feb 8, 2014 16:37:58 #
Nice homes mullumby.
mullumby wrote:
Part the small hamlet of Greenough in the mid west of W.A.
Feb 8, 2014 16:39:26 #
Murder you say? Yikes.
webbo51 wrote:
Although we camped on the Greenough R at a couple of different spots, I don't remember going through the hamlet but just googled Greenough and read about the murders there... very sad indeed!
Feb 8, 2014 16:43:27 #
Mullumby very pretty.
I've seen others complain that they are having trouble loading more than one shot lately. Must be administrations problem.
I'm not taking my snowpeople down until I see green grass again., That might be a while!
I've seen others complain that they are having trouble loading more than one shot lately. Must be administrations problem.
mullumby wrote:
from Kalbarri.
I'm not taking my snowpeople down until I see green grass again., That might be a while!
Feb 8, 2014 17:46:30 #
Thanks Markar for the comments and the tip off about the hundred pages.
That's a fabulous view of that river Mullumby, the water's clarity is remarkable.
Some shots from the beach yesterday.
Daughter enjoying a sunset meditation
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2872/12387244804_39511c8b51_c.jpg
sunset meditation by JoMacca, on Flickr
Surf skiiier blasting out past the dolphin pod.
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3674/12394602493_8469f374b5_c.jpg
my beach surf skiier by JoMacca, on Flickr
Playing fetch. Iconic red kelpi is on the left.
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3732/12394469275_be7d705f53_c.jpg
my beach fetch by JoMacca, on Flickr
That's a fabulous view of that river Mullumby, the water's clarity is remarkable.
Some shots from the beach yesterday.
Daughter enjoying a sunset meditation
http://farm3.staticflickr.com/2872/12387244804_39511c8b51_c.jpg
sunset meditation by JoMacca, on Flickr
Surf skiiier blasting out past the dolphin pod.
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3674/12394602493_8469f374b5_c.jpg
my beach surf skiier by JoMacca, on Flickr
Playing fetch. Iconic red kelpi is on the left.
http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3732/12394469275_be7d705f53_c.jpg
my beach fetch by JoMacca, on Flickr
This young lady was teaching her dog to surf...shame the swell was absent.
Feb 8, 2014 18:04:24 #
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Feb 10, 2014 17:44:31 #
Random photos from the roads in Aus.
you take the high road, i'll take the
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confusion reigns.
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the last of them.
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Feb 10, 2014 18:21:22 #
OK mullumby, I'll take the low road and I'll be in (???) before ye. :lol: Where are we going again?
Great direction signs.
I would call that a telephone pole except .. where are the wires?
Great direction signs.
I would call that a telephone pole except .. where are the wires?
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